Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd March, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Iran missiles strike southern Israel, injuring over 180 people in recent attacks.

Iran threatens to destroy Middle East water and energy facilities if attacked by the US.

President and Prime Minister express deep grief over the passing of Sherry Rehman’s daughter.

Zardari urges India to restore the Indus Waters Treaty, warns against weaponization of water.

Iran closes all doors to talks with the US, citing urban-area strikes in the Gulf.

Pakistan raises levy on high-octane fuel for luxury vehicles to three hundred rupees per litre.

Gas leak triggers explosion in Karachi's Nafeesabad, leaving several people injured.

Government assures supply of petroleum products nationwide, according to Minister Aurangzeb.

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan escalate as families search for loved ones post-strike.

Rain and thunderstorms expected in Karachi today, with alerts issued for the next 24 hours.

Qatari and Turkish citizens tragically die in a military helicopter crash in Qatar.

Israeli settlers continue to target Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank, escalating violence.

Gold prices drop after the worst week in 40 years amid rising war risks in the Middle East.

Oil prices surge as the US and Iran threaten to target energy facilities in the region.

Weekly HIIT exercise found to improve memory, according to a recent study on brain health.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!